3) Consider converting any retirement funds you have into self-directed funds so you can purchase real estate with them.  4) Let me (or another agent) help you find, negotiate, and purchase a property that has good rental numbers.

Even though you are canadian, you can take legal action against all companies involved including the marketing promoter. you should be able to recover some funds at least.

For example, you can find a very conservative non-public REIT that has much less risk than a high-yield junk bond.

I personally would probably prefer to invest in a note fund instead if individual notes but you have to be accredited for that.

I am going to fully fund a deal, be responsible for the mortgage and take 100% of the downside.

It all comes down to opportunity cost (why invest in illiquid real estate market when you can invest in other liquid assets like mutual funds/reits if the returns aren't better).

I am trying to plan out my first BRRRRSuppose I have a property rehabbed and rented that is VALUED at $70KNow it's time to refinance and pull some money out to fund the next property.

I transferred funds from old 401Ks and IRAs to the custodian and I have them invest those funds into two IRA LLCs. 

I had to pass one home up earlier in the year due to a lack of available funds, so don't want to encounter this situation again.I feel like there must be a HELOC option somewhere for those with a higher # of rental properties, no?

Case and point I replied to a post where an investor wanted to buy for his fund.